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You'll definitely get an email from admissions as soon as your waiver is approved. Once you do, your Bears' Den will update your admissions decision letter with a full appointment and acceptance deadline. DoDMERB will likely lag behind since they'll still be processing your waiver approval at...

1) tx2022/ Self / LOA / 23-Nov-17 / Undecided 2) future.mil.mom / DS / No LOA / 23-Nov-17 / Accepted 3) Dadx4 / DS / No LOA / 22-Nov-17 /Undecided 4) tracklete18 / Self / LOA / 16-Aug-17 / ???/ Coast Guard Scholars (CGAS) 5) becky7170 / Self / LOA / 29-Nov-17 / Accepted 6) mte09876 / Self / No...

Based on past activity on the forum a wave of waitlist appointments comes just after May 1st on the acceptance deadline and then just after May 15th on the medical waiver deadline. There also could be one after May 15th to finalize the class list for the waitlisters who decline. From experience...

1) tx2022/ Self / LOA / 23-Nov-2017 / Undecided 2) future.mil.mom / DS / No LOA / 23-Nov-2017 / Accepted 3) Dadx4 / DS / No LOA / 22-Nov-2017 /Undecided 4) tracklete18 / Self / LOA / 16-Aug-2017 / ??? / Coast Guard Scholars (CGAS) 5) becky7170 / Self / LOA / 29-Nov-2017 / Accepted 6) mte09876 /...

It is a good sign as it means you are considered "competitive." Based on what I was told by my previous admissions officers, although you haven't been put forward for an appointment yet you are considered to have potential as a cadet, and therefore ready to begin the medical process. The...

Your DD will get a full appointment so long as she passes her DoDMERB by the date indicated in the appointment letter (on Bears' Den) unless another condition was indicated.

AO said I would be reviewed this month. Hopefully, I see the email saying I'm up for review soon...

Also to add to what lyacswimmer said; google "CGA course catalog" to get an idea of the prereq courses that would line up with the CGA curriculum.

I'm a third-time applicant, so I guess I'm not a "success story," but I have managed to get waitlisted every time so far. I've heard from successful second-year applicants last year that did similar things as me but ended up luckier. College is the most recommended path coming straight out of...

Speaking from personal experience it's normal to be reviewed and not given a decision straight after. Usually means they want to see who else they have in the pool before considering an appointment offer. Nothing to worry about, since your DS is still in the running. Just remember a decision...

Speaking from experience one of my former AO's said if you don't have anything else you can do to strengthen your application by the time it's due you might as well apply EA. I agree wholeheartedly. My first application I applied EA, got waitlisted. My second application I applied RA, got...

Same. Nothing yet but still hoping! :frown:

You betcha! Looking forward to a final decision soon after all the waiting.

In terms of getting a notification in the time period between going to review and your review being complete there is none. After a notification is sent that your app is going for review the next notification you could get is only an admissions decision. Some coaches do call/email ahead of the...

My understanding (correct me if wrong) is that you will most likely get an email or phone call from either your coach (if you are a recruited athlete) or the admissions office or your admissions officer. However, notifications are not always sent out when a decision is made and checking your...

Usually a DoDMERB request is a sign you are a competitive candidate. Still no guarantees, though.